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Oh, my God.

Aren't they beautiful?

Gorgeous.

What are they for?

My wedding.

Your wedding?

Emily, hi!

Well, is this everything I said it was? And more.

What do you mean they're for your wedding?

Oh, it's this company sample place setting.

Emily set me up with them.

They did Celine Dion's wedding and Steven Spielberg's daughters, Jack Russell Terrier's Berk Mitzvah.

You're putting me on.

I couldn't make that up.

Excuse me.

This one's slightly asymmetrical.

Fix, please.

Hey, um, what is with the fancy place settings?

I thought you were just gonna keep it simple.

It is simple.

It lights up.

Just flip a switch.

Simple.

Tell me how my mother got so involved in all this.

She's not that involved.

She just mentioned the other day when she was here

that she knew some people that could make some samples of stuff for us, like table settings and flower arrangements.

We were gonna do the flowers ourselves.

I know, but what a hassle that would be.

It's to save money.

Flowers cost a fortune.

Yeah, but the sampling of what they're doing today, it's free.

I'm not committed to any of this.

I hope not.

It's true.

I say no, it all goes away.

Not a penny is spent.

Okay, and it's fun.

I don't want to take away your phone.

I just want you to be careful.

See, you've entered Emilyland.

Emilyland?

It's an upside-down world where the Horschau house is considered low rent and diamonds less than 24 carats or crackerjack trinkets, and Bentleys are for losers who can't afford a Rolls.

But I'm okay.

Really.

All right.

I have to help Luke with the lunch rush today, so I gotta go.

Go?

We're fine.

Okay.

Bye, Mom.

Is that a fingerprint?

My God, that's a fingerprint.

Who touched this?

Let me see your hands.

Suki, what are you downloading from Prague?

Oh, this will much abuse you.

Color samples for the big ceramic stands.

Big ceramic stands for what?

For the giant papier-mâché mushrooms.

What are the papier-mâché mushrooms for?

For the midgets dressed like angels to dance under, silly.

Oh, my God.

Emily found the best papier-mâché mushroom maker in Paris.

He's much better than the guy that makes them in Belgium.

What a hack.

Suki, honey, I need you to stop staring at the screen for one second.

We need to talk.

Please, please, don't talk her out of these things.

I do not want to die without seeing midgets dancing with a mushroom.

Stay out of this.

Oh, you're no fun.

What is it, honey?

You know, the danger of Emily World is that you don't always know you're in it.

When actually you are.

Oh, not this Emily World stuff again.

Suki, have you run the numbers on any of this?

What is this costing you?

I don't know the full cost, but your mother is getting me 50% off of everything.

She is so connected.

Okay, but 50% off a load of money is still half a load of money.

You don't have half a load to spend.

Well, if I scrimp, I can afford a quarter load.

That's still too much.

Well, your mother said she'd chip it a little.

Suki, that is way, way, way inappropriate.

I didn't take her up on it, but it was nice.

Suki, this isn't you.

The midgets and the mushrooms and God knows what else.

And it isn't Jackson either.

What do you mean?

We talked.

You and Jackson talked?

I'm sorry, but he came to me all upset, and I love you, Suki, and I love him too, and it just seemed like it was time for me to meddle.

He was upset?

He was pretty upset.

Why didn't he just talk to me?

because he's Jackson.

He wants you to be happy and to give you everything you want.

So what it comes down to is, is this what you want?

Well, maybe the midgets are a little over the top and the mushrooms...

Oh, my God, it's all sounding so silly now.

You're coming out of it.

Keep going.

No, no, it's not what I want.

We're supposed to keep this nice and simple.

God, we have it all worked out.

So go back.

I will go back.

That is if Jackson still wants to marry me.

Of course he still wants to marry you.

I'm going to call him and I'm going to tell him it's all changing back.

Sorry, I got here as quickly as I could.

Hi, Kurt.

Do not address him as a scoundrel.

I'm just doing my job.

What's going on?

Am I or am I not the head man in charge of floral deliveries?

Yes, and one of the few men I know who would proudly declare that fact.

I'm just doing my job.

Stop saying that.

This has to do with flowers we ordered?

Flowers we did not order.

I'm just doing my job.

Say that one more time and I'm going to punch your nose.

It must be a mistake.

There's no mistake.

I did not order these flowers.

It says that you have to be here to personally accept them.

I have to be here.

Well, that's...

I am headman in charge of flowers.

I just do what I'm told.

I want you to stop saying that.

That's not what I was saying before.

It's a little variation that will still lead to a punch on the nose.

Daisy's no less as if I would order these pitiful little things.

Foul things these days.

He's just a nut shop from weeds.

And look how many.

I mean, there must be at least...

A thousand of them.

A thousand yellow daisies.

That's right.

There's exactly a thousand of them.

Order states that there is to be exactly a thousand.

Not a thousand and one, not 999, but a thousand.

You ask for a thousand, I bring a thousand.

I don't question the orders.

I merely fill them.

My job well done, Mr. Adolf Eichmann.

I couldn't

find a horse.

You didn't have to...

Don't say anything, okay?

Please.

You were right last night.

I shouldn't have proposed to you like that.

I mean, it was stupid.

It was the wrong place and the wrong time, and I kicked myself the entire night for doing it.

But you were wrong about something, too.

I didn't propose to you because we were fighting.

I proposed because I love you.

We're in a bad pattern, Lorelai, and we have to break it.

And other than that murder-suicide thing you were talking about, which would be illegal and messy, I can only think to be impetuous.

This is outrageous.

I am beyond offended.

Did you tell them I'm beyond offended?

Sending my food back?

That's it.

Get their names.

They're never eating here again.

Okay.

Wait, what wine was he drinking?

1952 Chateau Petrus, Bordeaux.

Hmm, okay.

Never mind.

Hey, is everything okay?

No. We have got to have a better screening system for customers here.

Yes, we do, since we currently have no screening system for customers here.

They sent it back.

My food, my four-star.

You haven't lived till you've eaten there.

It says Ruth Reichel.

Food.

What did they say was wrong?

You name it.

Too salty, too hot, too sewer-y.

Honey, calm down.

Some people are just stupid.

Yes, they are stupid.

And stupid people have stupid friends, and they all have to come here and be stupid together.

Okay, now, don't be mad at me, but I have to ask this.

Are you sure there's nothing wrong with the food?

Of course there's nothing wrong with the food.

You don't think that I would know if something was wrong with my food?

You don't think that I tasted every last dish that was sent back?

I tasted it.

Manuel tasted it.

Rico tasted it.

Luella tasted it.

We all tasted it, and it tastes fine.

Okay, do you mind?

You don't believe me?

I believe you completely, but it's easier for me to take on those who doubt you if I actually tasted it myself.

Fine, go ahead.

Okay, now I get the sewer-y reference.

What are you talking about?

Come here.

Just, uh, send them out some free desserts.

Free desserts?

You're giving the stupid people free desserts?

I love you.

I love you, too.

Okay, I love your food.

You know that.

Yeah?

But I have to tell you that

that bite I just had over there is one of the worst things I've ever tasted, and I've tasted some very bad things.

What?

Are you sure you didn't just accidentally drop something in the food tonight, like, I don't know, strychnine or manure?

No, I tested each dish every step of the way.

I mean, the base, the stock, the sauce, the seasonings.

Are you sick?

Because sometimes a flu or a cold or even allergies can throw your taste buds off.

No, I'm not sick.

I mean, I had a little bug last week, but nothing today.

Well, I think you should think about getting a checkup.

Maybe it was more than a little bug.

The food was really bad.

Oh, honey, it was just...

Well, yeah, it was really that bad.

I don't understand it.

I'm sure it was nothing.

Just have Manuel help you with tasting for the rest of the night, okay?

Paris is going to drive me completely insane.

Ooh, that looks good.

No!

Jeez.

Be happy you're loved, hon. I got a Kit Kat in my purse.

What's up?

I don't know.

It's weird.

Suki must be sick or something.

Suki never gets sick.

No, she'll be fine.

So tell me, what did Paris do now?

It's nothing.

It's just Paris.

There's this speech contest for the Bicentennial, I wasn't even going to enter it, but I don't know.

With the whole, it's my last chance to crush you before graduation comment, I want to enter, I want to win, and I want to dance around her saying, I win, I win, I win.

Wow, you're getting more and more like me every day.

But I know it's petty and stupid, and I should probably just ignore her.

Yes, that is what you should do.

Okay, that is what I will do.

How come you weren't going to enter the contest?

I don't know.

You love doing school things.

I don't love doing school things when it involves the entire school staring at me while I'm doing them.

You have to give your vice presidential acceptance speech in front of the entire school.

Yeah, but how do you do that?

Oh, so you're just gonna go through life only doing what you have to do?

Well, no.

Because a person who wants to be a foreign correspondent for

a living should probably embrace the opportunity to practice her speech and skills in front of a crowd.

You had the motherly edge going there until you threw in the speech and skills comment.

Yeah, you know what I mean.

I know what you mean.

Okay, I'll go out for the speech.

Good.

And if I get to do the I win, I win, I win dance, then so much the better.

Yeah, for everyone involved.

Oh my god.

You're pregnant!

Oh my god!

I'm pregnant!

You're pregnant!

That's me!

Rory!

Paris!

Oh my god!

Hello, babies!

Unbelievable.

What are you guys doing here?

Spring break!

Actually, we came for Tulane's spring break and just stayed.

We've been here a month.

We're great lifeguards.

I'm so excited to see you guys.

Paris, you missed the spot I can see skin.

So, when did you get here?

Two o'clock this morning.

I love two o'clock in the morning.

You guys are having a good time?

Uh, way better than most other people.

We're very competitive.

It took a couple of weeks to get the right routine down, but now we own this town.

The Chamber of Commerce must be thrilled.

I think the last place on earth I would ever expect to find Paris Gellner's had to break.

Hey, I'm up for new things.

Okay, well then we have to make sure you do this right.

All right, there are rules.

There always are in a civilized society.

First of all, it is very important to find the right hot club every night, and it changes.

What was hot last night is not tonight.

Also, adjust your sleeping patterns for maximum partying.

Mid to late afternoon sleeping allows the best all-night stamina.

Okay.

You got that, Paris?

Were we really friends at one point?

They do card at the clubs, but there's a million ways around it.

Major flirting.

Sexy voice.

And if all that fails, make out. With who?

Each other.

Excuse me?

We found that if we kiss each other, we can get anything we want from guys.

Free drinks, food, t-shirts, boat rides, frisbees.

Earrings, see-do's.

Okay.

Well, that is a good tip.

Yeah.

Maybe later I'll pants you for an Altoid.

Hey, where are you staying?

The sea sprite.

That's cute.

We've made out there.

Louise, it's one.

We've got to go get to bed.

We'll come see you tonight.

Hey, guys.

I like the panty for an Altoid thing.

Oh, no. The twins.

God, they're everywhere. So?

We can't compete against twins.

Especially once they're caught under the whole kissing thing.

Let's find another pool.

See you guys tonight.

Okay.

Hey, why don't you go get us something at the bar?

What?

Then you can go talk to that guy.

Uh, it's okay.

Come on, go.

Flirting seems to be a very big part of this spring break ritual, and I'm taken.

I can't flirt.

I have to live vicariously through you.

Well...

The banana eating contest is about to start on the upper level.

Oh, it's real food, thank God.

Um, Paris.

Hey, um, do you know what those things are called that they hit each other in the pool with?

No, I don't.

Oh, just wondering.

Are there points for that?

No, no points lost.

Hey, show me, come on!

Coming!

See ya.

Oh, okay.

See ya.

Excuse me for thinking a banana eating contest was about eating a banana.

This is fun.

Yep.

Hey, I think your husband's here.

What? Where?

Why don't you go buy him a drink?

What, like a nice ginger ale?

Or maybe you could get Madeline Louise to buy a drink for you and then you could go bring it to him.

I'm waking to cheers after you're gonna fall in.

We are shocked to be here.

Well, that was the shortest relationship ever.

What?

He looked, he saw, he changed his mind.

Sorry.

I know nothing to talk me is new.

Separate my life from no one was all there.

Okay, what is going on here?

What?

Why is every single person in this place having a better time than we are?

Well, I don't know that they are.

Look around.

Every single person in this place is having a better time than we are.

Why?

I mean, we've been doing everything everybody else is.

We're here.

In the hot place.

So we're not great dancers.

We did the hanging out at the pool part pretty well.

We're not trying hard enough.

What are you talking about?

This is not a test.

We came here to do spring break, and we are going to do spring break.

Well, what else do you suggest we do?

What are you doing?

Are you crazy?

Will Madeline and Louise do it?

Madeline and Louise wear their underwear outside of their clothes.

I don't want to do what Madeline and Louise do.

I just thought...

Just stop thinking.

Okay, your thinking is very, very dangerous.

Rory, get away from me.

You're not my type.

Wait, just wait.

What?

How was I?

What?

As a kisser.

Oh, man.

Well, I've always wanted to know, and you can't ask a guy, because that's a sign of low self-esteem, which I've read is really not sexy.

So tell me, how am I?

Too stiff?

Do I need to relax my lips a little, maybe open my mouth more, make it more inviting?

I need some fresh air.

Hey, where are you going?

Um, outside.

Can I come with you?

Oh, well...

Maybe your girlfriend wants to come, too.

Your girlfriend?

I gotta tell you, that was some kiss.

Oh, my God!

I love you, I'm a friend.

I'll be here.

I'll be here.

I'll be here.

I'll be here.

We're here.

What's wrong?

I'm here.

I'm here.

I'm here.

I'm not sure how much it is.

How do you say that?

Just answer me.

No, you're my friend.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Go!

What the hell?

Whoa!

Hey!

What the hell is happening?

Are there holes coming out of there?

We would have heard the China breaking.

Oh, good.

Why aren't you running?

Why shouldn't we be running?

To get to the church. For what?

For the wedding.

I thought this was the wedding.

This was the grandmother's wedding.

Now we do the mother's wedding.

Why do we have to run?

Because there's 58.6 in 62 Korea.

Oh, boy!

Go!

Don't slow down.

My shoes are slippery.

Suck it up.

Hey!

Hi, Christopher!

Chris, do you remember Suki and Jackson?

Yeah, nice to see you again.

You too.

Nice day for a wedding.

Beautiful.

Why are we running?

Fifty-eight seats, 62 Koreans.

Come on for me, baby!

I'm on it!

What do you see?

Do you see anything open?

We'll take two and two.

Two and two is fine.

We can find four together.

I don't think we can.

I see something.

Patty!

Patty!

Oh, hi, honey.

What a pretty dress.

All the things you could pull off with that body.

These all taken?

Oh, no, I just thought I'd save some in case.

Here, come sit.

It's a madhouse in here.

How did you get all these seats together?

Honey, I've been here all night.

You're kidding?

Why?

Fifty-eight seats is the same.

You're kidding, why?

Fifty-eight seats and sixty-two Koreans?

Please.

Everything all right?

Uh, yeah, Mrs. Kim, everything's fine.

Hm, the dress looks different.

Really? Does it?

Everything looks different through the eyes of a bride.

Rory, can you excuse us a moment?

Sure, I'll be right outside.

Mama, is something wrong because of the dress?

Forget the dress.

Sit down, please.

Please.

Uh, Lane, I have something very upsetting to talk to you about.

Oh, what?

It concerns the wedding night.

Oh, boy.

Yes, oh, boy.

Marriage is a job, Lane.

There are rewards that come with this job, but there are also sacrifices.

There are things you're going to have to do.

Things?

Terrible things.

Mama, you don't have to.

You need to hear this.

You need to know what to expect.

It will start early.

What will?

The man's expectations.

It starts early.

It starts early.

At the wedding, actually.

At the wedding, you're going to have to kiss him.

Mama.

You will then be expected to share a bed tonight, and when you're in that bed, you're expected to...

Mama, please.

You're going to have to do it with this boy, Lane.

You're just going to have to do it.

Hopefully, if you're lucky like me, you'll only have to do it once.

I'm

going to

go to the next stage.

It's a very nice ceremony.

It was.

The second one.

I know.

Thank you for doing two ceremonies.

It was very important to your grandmother.

It was fun.

Made my wedding seem a little more special.

Well, it's good you see it that way.

All right, well, all my guests are gone.

I'm going home.

Are you sure?

I'm going to wear earplugs tonight.

The good ones that expand in your ear, so I won't be able to hear anything

that might be going on out in the street at all hours of the night.

Thank you, Mama, for everything.

And look at it this way.

You're not losing a daughter.

You're gaining a son.

Who likes to wear a dress?

He had better make you happy.

He will.

Don't let him take pictures in that thing.

We're on, boys.

Excuse me.

Where do you want it, sir?

Close, dude.

Really, really close.

Roger, we'll go.

Drop it and stack it, boys.

Excuse me, hold on a second.

There's something wrong with your dress here.

Got it.

Yes, my wife's got legs.

So let's get this party started.

Hello?

Um, I wasn't sure if you still wanted me to come over.

Oh, I do.

I do.

I absolutely do.

Are you sure?

Yeah, I'm totally and completely...

You're teasing me.

Yeah, a little.

But I did appreciate the enthusiasm.

So how long until you get here?

Actually, uh, not long at all.

Why?

Where are you?

Right outside.

Uh, what the...?

Honey, you're home.

Oh, my God.

Here, let me take your clothes.

Uh, thank you.

You're welcome.

Interesting music.

Well, glad you like it. So what's that?

Oh, just some appetizers before dinner.

Before dinner?

Yes.

We going out?

No. Ordering pizza?

Nope. So...

I made you dinner.

Excuse me?

Steak, green beans, mashed potatoes.

Wait, you made me dinner?

That's right.

You made me dinner? And dessert.

Okay, what is going on here?

I'm sorry, I thought it was obvious.

It's Donna Reed night.

Well...

What can I say?

You can say it's perfect.

It's perfect.

Thank you.

How is it really?

It's perfect.

Yeah?

It's amazing.

I mean, I've never had anyone make dinner for me before.

Except my mom, and believe me, it's not the same.

I'm extremely glad to hear that.

Wait, wait.

You want to save room for dessert, right?

Oh, that's right.

So, what's for dessert?

Lime Fantasy Supreme. Which is...

Oh.

Green jello and cool whip.

You were insane.

Oh, no, I forgot to make the rolls.

What?

I was going to make rolls.

Well, that's okay.

I can't believe I forgot them.

But my second one is by far superior.

My second one is populated with characters slightly less eccentric but supremely real, made of flesh and bone, full of love, who are my ultimate inspiration for everything.

Richard and Emily Gilmore are kind, decent, unfailingly generous people.

They are my twin pillars without whom I could not stand.

I am proud to be their grandchild.

But my ultimate inspiration comes from my best friend, the dazzling woman from whom I received my name and my life's blood, Lorelei Gilmore.

Girl, hang in there.

My mother never gave me any idea

that I couldn't do whatever I wanted to do or be whomever I wanted to be.

She filled our house with love and fun and books and music, unflagging in her efforts to give me role models, from Jane Austen to Eudora Welty to Patti Smith.

As she guided me through these incredible 18 years, I don't know if she ever realized that the person I most wanted to be was her.

I'm not crying.

Crying a little.

Crying a little, but not blubbering.

That's what we meant when we said no crying.

No blubbering.

Thank you, Mom.

You are my guidepost for everything.

I'm the virgin blubbering here.

Not doing too well myself.

Not you, too.

I'm blubbering.

You freaks.

As we prepare ourselves.

Congratulations, Rory.

Thank you, Headmaster.

Diana Christine Godvey.

Lorelei, really?

I taught her everything I know.

How was my speech?

It made everyone cry, including Stone Cold Luke.

Luke, you old softie.

I will never live this down.

Not with me in your life.

I gotta go.

I gotta get back to the diner.

Thanks for coming, Luke.

Oh, sure.

The building's amazing. So are you.

Thanks.

It really was great of you to come, Luke.

It meant a lot to her.

It was fun.

Oh, jeez.

Oh, where...

John Lawrence Gelford.

Lorelei Victoria Gilmore Gretchen Breedman

Hey, Mom, Dad.

Lorelai.

Well, I did it.

Yes.

Raul thinks you got some good footage.

I should hope so.

He certainly cost enough.

Oh, for sure.

It'll be great.

Congratulations, Lorelai.

Thank you.

Glad you guys came.

Yes, well, we should get going.

I guess we'll see you tomorrow for dinner.

Hey, wait.

Hey, wait.

Aren't we gonna take a picture?

Excuse me?

The three of us?

Me in the middle with the gown, you know, the traditional pose?

Well, we don't have a camera with us.

Hold on.

That's a camera?

That's a camera!

That looks like a toy.

Oh, Raul, would you mind?

Yeah.

Okay. So.

Okay, on the count of one, two, three.

Cheese.

We're so proud of you.

Yeah, you were great up there.

Thanks, you guys.

Where's Rory?

No Rory?

She called your cell, and I answered, and she said she got hung up on something or other, and she'll see you at home.

Hung up?

Hung up where?

Is she okay?

She said she's fine.

She's sorry, but fine.

Oh.

Why did you go to New York?

To see Jess.

Boy, do you know how to bury the lead?

I don't know what happened.

You went to New York to see Jess.

It was the stroke.

It made me someone else.

And after his phone call last night...

That was him?

It did something to me.

I don't know what.

In fact, you should take the phone away from me, too.

That's right.

Add it to the list.

No books, no music, no phone.

Okay, Rory.

I'm a horrible person.

You're not a horrible person.

I'm sick.

I'm ill.

I'm cracked.

This is not who I am.

If I were to write this down in my diary and I would read it, I would be like, who is this freak?

This isn't me.

This isn't my diary.

I wouldn't do this.

I wouldn't skip school when I have finals coming up to go see a guy

that isn't even my guy and end up missing my mother's graduation, which I wanted to be at so badly.

That's someone else.

That's someone flighty and stupid and dumb and girly.

And, I mean, I missed your graduation, which is the worst thing I could have possibly done.

I mean, I hurt you, and I had to spend hours on a stinky bus next to a guy that was spitting into a can, just thinking about all the minutes that were going by

that I wasn't at your graduation and they were hurting you

and they should have been hurting you because it was

so selfish of this person who wasn't me to do what she did.

Okay, my God, take a breath.

I don't deserve a breath.

No breaths.

You should add that to the list.

You should beat me, ground me, take the phone away and deprive me of air.

Okay, look, nobody wants to say this any less than me, but maybe you don't have a medical condition or a mental problem.

Maybe, honey, you are falling for Jess.

No. Well...

No, I love Dean.

Dean is my boyfriend.

He will always be my boyfriend.

That's it.

Just remember that pinning guys in the corner and shoving your tongue down their throats can sometimes come off as desperate.

But I am desperate, I swear.

I might go home with the ambassador from Luxembourg.

Come on, there'll be plenty of eligible bachelors there tonight.

Like who?

The groomsmen, for starters.

Uh, Tripp Wallison is looking good.

You always think he's looking good?

Because he always is anyway, so do you.

Alexandra and Megan have both slept with Tripp.

Small world.

Oh, there's always Logan.

I've been there, done that.

Shush.

What shush?

You should talk.

Rory is Logan's girlfriend.

Oops.

Oh, my God.

You're Rory Rory.

I'm so retarded.

Don't worry.

This was way before you guys started dating.

This was back around Thanksgiving?

Last Thanksgiving?

It meant nothing.

Believe me, meaningless.

Walker will have sex with anyone.

I will.

And I'm sure you know Logan and I dated, but that was ages ago.

Eons, back when he drove a Z3.

And then we had a stupid one-night stand this December, but there's nothing between us, I swear were just friends who drank too much spiked eggnog, and now he's met you, and I think you guys are so great together, really.

Thanks.

I'm sorry, I didn't know that you slept with Logan.

I thought you two just messed around.

No, you said you just messed around with him.

I said that he and I hooked up.

I meant hooked up, hooked up.

I thought you just meant hooked up, like messed around.

How come you never told me you messed around with Logan?

Why am I not in the loop?

I'm with Liam.

Officially nothing happened.

Oh, these shoes are killing my heat.

Just scrunch up your toes a little bit.

That's what I'm doing.

It feels good.

Did you hook up with Logan around Thanksgiving?

No way.

I was in beer it.

Okay, ladies, time to line up.

The processional's about to start.

Rory, you better go find your seat.

I look like RuPaul.

Where's my flowers?

Does Sophia have the flowers?

She's at the party, Rory.

Oh, just FYI, before I got together with Liam, he slept with half the Upper East Side, and now he's loyal as a dog.

I need my flowers.

Oh, I already have my flowers.

Oops.

Okay, bye, Rory.

Bye.

Rory.

You didn't say a word.

You just let me walk into a room full of girls you'd had sex with.

Oh, no, wait, I am sorry.

You only had sex with two of them.

One of them you just fooled around with, whatever that means.

She spared me the exact parameters of the fooling around.

You want to fill me in?

Rory.

You know what?

Never mind.

I've got a good imagination.

I can figure it out.

Okay, look.

I can't believe it.

You didn't just cheat on me.

You really cheated on me.

I didn't cheat on you.

Oh, so you didn't sleep with...

No, I did, but we were broken up.

No, you were broken up, not me.

I thought we were just taking some time.

Apart, not seeing each other.

Yes, taking some time, not seeing each other for a while.

That doesn't mean broken up.

Oh, come on.

No, when...

To break up, you have to tell the other person.

You can't just decide that you're broken off and then just go off and...

God, I can't believe I fell for all your stupid tricks.

The coffee cart and going to my mother.

You went to my mother.

Why would you bother going through that?

You had plenty of backup.

What do you need me for?

Because I love you.

No, don't.

Rory, I didn't cheat on you.

I didn't lie to you.

You didn't tell me.

Of course not.

Why would I tell you?

Why would I want you to be hurt and upset and angry?

Blondie, dizzy.

I love the cover.

Pretending all those girls were worthless idiots.

They are worthless idiots shooting their mouths off in front of you like that.

It's not their fault.

It is their fault.

They love doing crap like this, causing trouble.

We were only apart for, like, two seconds, and you managed to sleep with every one of your sister's friends.

How did you even do that?

I mean, did you work them in shifts?

Were there charts, signals, B-12 shots?

I was depressed.

I was lonely.

I was upset.

I've known these girls forever.

It was just companionship, okay?

It meant nothing.

Don't be at the apartment between 10 and 1 tomorrow so I can get my stuff.

Doyle and I broke up.

I know.

I sort of ran into Doyle earlier.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

He looked pretty upset.

I don't care.

Okay.

So, is that why you came over here?

Because you heard that we broke up?

Well, yes.

You're a really good friend.

Oh, not really.

I throw you out.

I treat you like dirt.

No one else can stand me, but you come over to make sure I'm all right.

Well, Paris.

Yeah?

In the name of full disclosure, I should tell you, Logan and I broke up, too.

Today.

I'm moving out.

How come?

He cheated on me.

With an entire wedding party.

Oh.

Nice.

Yeah.

Men suck.

They do suck.

You can't count on them.

They never have your back.

No, they don't.

They make you love them, and then they let you down, and you're walking around with a stomachache for the next six months.

Is that how long it lasts?

I don't know.

I hope it's only six months.

Yeah, me too.

You can stay here, you know, if you want.

Really?

Sure.

Take my room if you want.

I've been sleeping at my craft's table lately.

Thanks, Paris.

Sure.

You hungry?

I got food coming.

Starving.

Hey, I just realized when the food arrives now, I really can ask someone to get the bowls.

Silver lining, huh?

Sure is.

I feel ridiculous.

You look great.

I look like a Clydesdale.

You look like you're comfortable.

People are staring.

Because you look great.

Yes, what a shame your grandfather isn't here.

He'd fall in love with me all over again.

I think we came in through the storeroom.

Nope, this is it.

This is the antique store?

You have to dig, but you can find some great stuff here.

This is ridiculous.

No one can run a quality business like this.

The place is dusty and disorganized, and you can't possibly...

Oh, now that is gorgeous.

Look at the woodwork.

It's exquisite.

I wonder if it has a mate.

Grandma, look at this.

It's got, like, little flowers all over it.

It's very pretty.

Is it something special?

Do you like it?

Yeah.

Then it's something special.

Hi.

Lane, this is my grandma.

Grandma, this is my friend Lane.

Well, I've heard a lot about you.

It's nice to meet you.

Uh, Rory, can I talk to you for a sec?

Go talk.

I have a lot of looking to do here.

Problem.

Hit me.

It's been a week since that party, and still, he has not called.

Henry.

He said he'd call.

Maybe he's been busy.

Maybe he has a girlfriend.

Lane.

A tiny, perfect Korean girl that his parents will love and approve of.

Lane, you are a tiny, perfect Korean girl that his parents will love and approve of.

No, they'd know.

Know what?

Know that I listened to the wrong music and wish I could go blonde without looking like an idiot.

Or that I'd take a whopper over kimchi in a heartbeat.

Now you're just going crazy.

So he doesn't like me, he's not gonna call.

It's not the end of the world.

I'll live.

I'll go on.

There's always college.

Unless my parents get their way and then it's, I take the Jesus to be my lawful wedded husband.

Lane, with all due respect to your fiancé, Henry will call.

No, he's not.

Well, then why did he talk to you all night?

Well...

And follow you around everywhere you went? Because...

And ask you to dance six times.

Was it six times?

It was six times.

And he did not ask you to dance six times because you're a good dancer.

Because to tell you the truth, and as much as I love you, you're not.

Really?

You are an embarrassment to the art of dancing.

Thank you.

That's mid-19th century.

Four different kinds of wood.

Is it missing in inlay?

No, I thought it was missing in inlay.

Perfect condition. For condition.

How much?

$3,500 for the pair.

You must be joking.

No, no joke.

Well, they're nice, but they're certainly not that nice.

Not a better pair on the East Coast.

$2,000.

You're from Hartford?

Yes.

Ah.

It hardly matters where I'm from.

I know these pieces are overpriced.

Look on the bottom.

They're not signed.

Look on the bottom.

Are they signed?

Look on the bottom.

They're signed.

How do I know that's authentic?

You have my word.

And a letter of authentication? That too.

It's like watching the Williams.

I wish we had popcorn.

Insulting.

I won't take it.

Then someone else will.

Eventually, maybe.

I can wait.

So can I.

That's my last offer.

I'll think about it.

I'll wait the tax.

And throw in delivery.

We appreciate your business.

I like that woman.

And you know what?

I like these shoes.

You're becoming one of us, Grandma.

Sookie, Mom, 34, 35.

Can't look.

Make it moraine.

37, fine science.

You got a package.

39, got to count.

40, can't overwit.

I think it's your wedding invitation.

Woo!

Jimmy!

Oh, I didn't see him!

Oh, you're gonna love these.

They're pearly white with this beautiful lavender strut.

Oh.

I'm gonna choke somebody by the neck until brains ooze out of their ears.

What?

They're beautiful.

The name.

Look at the name.

The marriage of his daughter, Susie St. James.

Who's Susie St. James?

I think it's you.

What am I gonna do?

It could be changed.

At least I have to go out in a week.

We're calling right now.

I am so not a Susie.

Good morning, beautiful morning.

It sucks from where I'm sitting.

Heartbreak.

Lorna, you remember tomorrow afternoon, though?

I remember.

Big plans?

Yes.

My mother is coming to visit.

Hello.

Yes, customer service, please.

Thanks.

Sorry. About what?

You said your mother's coming for a visit.

But I'm excited.

I never get to see her.

Oh, I must be projecting.

Your mother's coming for a visit.

She's coming down for three days.

Is she staying here?

No, she stays with me, of course.

In your tiny place?

Oh, she's fine with it.

I mean, we stay up all night gabbing and watching movies.

We have a ball.

Wow.

I can't wait to meet her.

Oh, hello.

Yes, we have a problem with some wedding invitations we ordered.

Okay, they're transferring me.

I heard that.

He's really happy about his mother coming to visit.

I heard that, too.

Totally foreign to me.

Hi.

Oh, great.

I'm gonna pass you over to my friend who has a problem with some merchandise she ordered.

Hold on one sec.

Listen to me.

I've had a lot of experience dealing with people who've screwed something up.

You have a better chance of getting them to help you if you don't get all hysterical.

Okay.

Okay.

How dare you do this to me?

You're ruining my wedding.

It's the most important day of my life.

It's my life.

That's Susie St. James.

Are you listening to me?

Good girl.

You better be listening to me.

You, listen, no, you be quiet and listen.

Here.

Let's see.

Staff insurance phones.

Initial here, dated here.

And I just...

You just okayed the vaccination of all those filthy ducks in the South Pond.

Oh, aren't I nice?

Yeah, it's a regular Dr. Doolittle.

Michelle!

Oh, my God!

You are gorgeous!

Come, come!

Maman, je t'ennuye!

What are you doing here?

I was going to pick you up at the airport, you wicked creature.

I had to come early.

I wanted to buy presents before I see you, since I know you are a materialistic vulture.

All right, back up.

Thank God I have the perfect son.

If you have been ugly, I don't know what I would have done.

Boarding school? In Switzerland. In Switzerland.

Come.

Lorelei.

This is my mother, Giselle.

Well, it's very nice to meet you.

Oh, my God, those eyes.

Are they real?

Yes, they are.

Well, they're the God.

He is definitely cruel to bestow those eyes and that face to one person.

I'm sorry.

Can you be my mom, too?

I'm going to show her around, okay?

Yeah, make sure you see Suki.

Why?

Suki wants to meet your mom.

Yes, Michelle, I must meet your friends.

I did not raise you to be rude.

You did, too.

I didn't, though.

Come, show me off me off.

Oh, have you been using those free weights I sent you?

Yes.

They hold down my papers beautifully.

A lazy, silly woman.

Oh, cruel and vicious boy, I'm so quiet.

You're trying to kill me.

You're trying to make your mother laugh herself to death so you can get away with a grisly cry.

Your mind is evil.

Your soul is empty.

You want some coffee, Zili?

Yes, darling, thank you.

I'll be right back.

Hello, Blue Eyes.

Hi, Giselle.

How was lunch?

Oh, champagne, and caviar, the usual.

Yeah, sure.

And since he mounds of pasta with terrible things in it, it was perfect.

You seem to be having a wonderful time.

I am.

I will miss him so much when I go home, but thank goodness he will have an extra five pounds to remember me by after eating all my pasta today, that dirty, thieving boy.

Michelle ate pasta?

Oh, yes.

Michelle loves pasta.

He eats it all the time.

Not around us.

Here, it's all no-carb, low-cal.

Let me see if I can eat less than the lab rats do.

Lab rats?

Better not explain it.

Anyway, I'm glad you've got him eating pasta.

He seems really happy.

Coffee, coffee, coffee.

Oh, mmm.

This is horrible.

You will drink it and you will like it.

You are cursed.

Let's go, Charles.

Oh, yes.

Let's go buy something completely useless and pay way too much money for it.

I love it.

Au revoir.

Au revoir.

You're so wrong.

What the hell is wrong with you? With me?

Yes, you.

Are you out of your mind?

What are you talking about?

Why in God's name would you tell my mother that I do not eat carbs?

Because you don't?

That is private information, private about me.

Michelle, everybody in Stars Hollow knows you don't eat carbs. So what?

Calm down.

Have some toast.

Do not talk to my mother ever again.

Do you understand me?

No, I don't understand.

Michelle, you and your mother seem crazy about each other.

I just assumed since you gave up carbs a year ago, she knew.

Yes, well, you know what happens when you assume.

What?

I don't know.

Something about a donkey.

It's a stupid American phrase.

I don't understand, Michelle.

You and your mother seem to have the perfect relationship.

Yes, because I tell her nothing.

We keep all subjects light and fluffy.

We talk about clothes and food and posh spice and David Beckham, and that is all.

Nothing of value, nothing of substance.

I'm sorry.

Now she knows I've been hiding something from her.

Suddenly she's asking questions.

Why did I leave France at 18?

Where, why, what night?

Who are my friends?

What do they do?

Where do they leave?

Why have I chosen this career?

On and on and on and on.

It never ends.

I can't stand it.

She's a complete pain.

She won't stop.

I took a six-hour bath last night just to escape the incessant nagging.

You did this to me.

You turned my Giselle into a mother, and I hate you for it.

I hate you very, very much.

So, you feel better now?

Yeah, I do.

Thanks.

Oh, I remember you, you poor thing.

Thanks.

It's three dollars each, but that includes a punch.

Would you like yours now?

Oh, how about later after I eat a loaf of bread, a pound of crackers, and chase it with a quart of olive oil.

Well, it's not my punch if it's not strong. Are you guys coming?

Oh, looks like we're the first group in.

I'll catch up.

I told Lane I'd meet up with her.

Okay, see you.

Bye.

How are you doing?

I'm fine.

Doyle's probably called me at the dorm, and my not calling him back means he may never call me again.

There you go.

There you have it.

Paris, you've come this far.

Don't buckle.

I don't want to buckle.

I really don't want to buckle.

Here, keep it for me.

Your cell phone?

You sure?

Remove the temptation.

You got it.

There's Lane.

Hello.

What's wrong with you?

I don't want to talk about it.

Well, we're a fun group.

Paris, we paid our $3.

Miss Patty's leftover punch is used to remove tar from construction sites.

Then let it remove the tar from our souls.

He just flat out looked out of his face, right into my face, and said to my face that he was lying.

Zach said that he was lying.

No, he lied from his face into my face about where he was going.

That's what hurts the most, the lie.

Except for seeing him with that woman, that hurts most more than the lie.

You'd think they'd stumble onto the truth just accidentally.

Say something like two plus two equals four.

Just because they say so many things just accidentally, that's like...

Man!

I know.

They just have to repopulate the species, you know?

Just spread it around.

Oh, they like to spread it around, all right.

I bet you Doyle's spreading it right now.

You don't know that he's spreading it.

This is tasty.

And I've had it. Had what?

I'm getting to the bottom of this.

Spank his bottom.

He can't do this.

We're friends, too, as well as lovers if we ever get married.

She walks funny.

I'm thirsty.

This punch makes you thirsty.

Where's the nearest bathroom?

No, Paris, no. Stay.

I need to go to the bathroom.

You're going to call Doyle.

What?

You've got my cell phone.

We're low-tech here in the hollow, but we do have payphones.

I'm not going to call Doyle.

Yes, you are.

I don't even have money on me.

Uh-huh.

Fine.

Now, take my shoes, okay?

How far can I get without my shoes?

Now, bathroom?

Over there.

I'll be right back.

Good.

Excuse me, could I trouble you for some change?

Excuse me, I just need some change to make a call. Could you...

I just need to make a call.

Hey, I need some change here.

Come on, damn it.

Yeah, keep walking.

Keep walking.

Hey.

Hey, I need 50 cents.

Come on, just 50 cents.

Watch it.

Hey, give me 50 cents.

Now fall in a hole.

What are you doing?

Daffodils.

Am I insane?

You can't have daffodils on your wedding cake.

What was I thinking?

Stop what you're doing right now.

There's too much pink.

Sweetie, there's not too much pink.

Pink is for girls.

Jackson's not a girl.

Jackson doesn't like pink.

I have all this pink.

It's like saying to you, hey, screw you.

You want a say in this?

Well, I'll grow some ovaries.

Hey, Paul, honey, hey, put the pastry bag down.

I can't.

I have to fix this.

Suki, down.

Now step away from all things edible.

Hey, what happened?

I don't know.

When I left you, you were fine.

I know.

And when I went home, I was fine.

And when I went to bed, I was fine.

And then I had this dream where suddenly my dress is really, really short and back, you know?

So I bolt out of bed and I put my dress on.

It looks okay, but then I panic.

What if I'm remembering the dream wrong?

What if my dress really isn't screwed up?

What if it's my veil?

So I put on the veil.

Then I remember I'm serving salmon puffs.

Salmon puffs.

Okay, completely wrong.

So I had to rush over here and try to find another first course.

And then I walk in and these daffodils, just something snapped, and that's when you walked in here.

Honey, you're nervous.

It's natural.

Well, I wasn't nervous until tonight.

Well, that's okay.

I'm scared.

I know.

I don't want to get divorced.

I know.

I don't want to fight all the time and end up bitter.

I know.

I don't want to be one of those women sitting around and making jokes about husband number two.

I want number one to last.

I know.

I want a guarantee.

Suki, you're gonna be fine.

I know.

No, I don't.

Okay, I need to stop obsessing on this.

Tell me something.

Like what?

I don't know.

Anything.

Tell me something to make me stop thinking about this.

I just slept with Christopher.

That'll work.

It just happened. When?

Tonight, in his room.

Oh, my God.

What is it?

Oh, yeah.

Wow.

What does this mean?

I don't know.

I mean, is this a good thing?

I don't know.

I think it is.

God, can you imagine if you and Christopher got together after all these years?

Okay, hold on.

We haven't even talked about that ourselves yet.

God!

Oh, God!

Oh, God.

I know.

Well, when are you going to talk about it?

Probably when I go back up there with the snacks, I promised.

He's waiting for you.

Yes, he is.

Well, you've got to get back up there.

You have to get some sleep.

I want to hear all the details tomorrow.

Okay, I'll grab you in between the walking down the aisle and the getting married.

Hey, Suki.

What?

You're in your wedding dress.

I am.

You're beautiful.

Now you go get some sleep.

And you go get some.

The linen closet, the third door on the right.

I know just what's the matter Cause I've been there once all Hey, you.

Hey, you look nice.

Thank you.

You look beautiful.

Thank you.

So, uh, how many cocktails caused that?

Oh, I haven't had any cocktails yet.

Really?

Oh, yeah.

When they start having cocktails, we're gonna have to hide you.

I'm looking forward to that.

What are you doing here?

Hello to you, too.

Is everything okay?

You look nice.

Thank you.

What are you doing here?

I moved back.

What?

I moved back. But...

What?

Why?

Just.. one and two.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.

Rory.

Don't say a word.

Okay.

I have to go.

Oh, welcome home!

I think I'm going to Washington.

Oh.

Okay.

The normal life started, but can't get started.

The party is a total disaster.

A disaster?

Why?

Nothing's happening.

It's like a funeral hall in there.

I didn't know 13-year-old girls could be so unhappy.

Where are you?

I don't hear anything.

I'm in the storage room.

I come in here and hide a lot.

And leaving them unsupervised?

Well, there's a peephole here I can see out of.

You're peeping at the girls from the storage room?

I do not have time for any weird jokes.

Okay, what are they doing?

Well, April was playing cards.

Some of the others were reading and playing video games.

At the moment, they're all just standing in line waiting to go to the bathroom.

You didn't plan any activities?

It's a birthday party.

I thought that was the activity.

Oh, Luke.

All right, everybody try to walk at the same pace.

You step on somebody's heels, you can break an ankle.

And watch out for the traffic.

Not just cars, but bikes.

People in this town ride their bikes like maniacs.

Luke!

Sorry.

Oh, check for traffic.

Always check. And go!

Where are we going?

No idea!

Serpentine, girl.

Serpentine.

Is this wise to serpentine?

No!

Hi, Lorelai.

Hi, Lorelai.

Hi.

Hey, girl.

Uh, all right, I'd like you to meet the birthday girl.

Hi.

Happy birthday.

Happy birthday.

Hello.

Oh, you are adorable.

All right, girls, I want you each to take a basket and fill it up.

I want you to pick anything you want because today we're getting makeovers.

These two ladies are here to help you in any way you need.

That's Allison and Leslie.

On your back, get set and shine.

You're a genius.

Well, 13-year-old girls and makeup.

It's like betting on secretariat.

I've been a million years, but I have thought of something like that.

Swam, the yin to your yang, the emac to your bolio.

Lorelei.

Oh, April, you look beautiful.

Leslie says I have excellent bone structure.

Yes, well, I agree with her.

So it's not weird when someone compliments your skull?

No, a woman takes any compliment that comes her way.

Got it.

Hey, did you do that glitter hard on your cheek?

Happens to be my handiwork, yeah.

You want one?

Yeah.

All right, sit, sit.

What color would you like?

Pink, blue, purple, fluorescent green.

Purple.

I'm obsessed with purple.

Probably because I'm obsessed with Harold and the Purple Crayon.

I know I'm too old, but it's still, like, one of my all-time favorite books.

That's okay.

I'm too old for Us Weekly.

You never stop me.

So, you have a daughter, right?

Yes, Rory.

That's good.

You'd be wasted on a son.

I'm gonna take that as a compliment.

It is.

You know, you remind me of my mom.

Oh, is she handy with the glitter?

She painted a mural on my wall in nail polish one night.

That's cool.

I think you'd like her.

All right, you're all done.

Thanks.

Oh, my God, that is so cool.

I love it.

Thanks, Marsha.

You're welcome.

She's loving her presents.

I know.

Okay, how about this one?

It's from my dad.

Yeah, open it.

You know, you don't have to open up all your presents right away.

You could maybe save a few and open them tomorrow, sort of extend the experience.

Bad idea, Hagrid.

I don't want to extend the experience.

Open it.

Wait, is that my gift?

It says it's from Luke.

The new way things work.

I was gonna get this!

And a gift certificate to the Discovery Store.

Thanks, Luke!

I love it!

Thank you so much.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

My pleasure.

You know what would really push this party over the top?

What?

If we made it into a sleepover.

Yeah?

Yeah, you've got sleeping bags and blankets.

Plus, I still got Jess's bed.

We could stick a couple of them on that.

Why don't you ask the birthday girl if she wants to do that?

Hey, April, come here, Seth.

What's up?

How would you feel about making this a slumber party?

Really?

Really.

Do you guys want a sleepover?

Oh, yeah!

That's so really cool.

Great.

First off, we got to call all your parents to see if it's OK with them.

OK?

So with that in mind, why don't we form a single file line behind here to the phone?

OK.

Or you could use your own, I guess.

Hey, so I think I'm going to take off.

What?

No, stay.

You've got to stay.

You sure?

It's a slumber party of the slumber party expert.

What does Hagrid know about slumber parties?

Wouldn't it be weird, the two of us sleeping together?

You and the girls can sleep upstairs.

I'll figure something out.

Sure.

Yeah, absolutely.

You have to stay.

April would want that.

Okay, I'll stay.

The movie's all ready to go.

Okay, thanks, Kirk.

I just need it back for the Weinstein retirement party.

Mel Weinstein's a nut for John Hughes movies.

All right, girls.

You're about to meet someone very special to me.

Her name is Molly Ringwald.

Now, I know you don't know who that is, but suffice it to say, she is my generation's Audrey Hepburn.

And I know you don't know who that is either, but trust me, you're gonna love her.

And yes, that is the guy from Two and a Half Men.

All right.

Enjoy.

And four, and five, keep those toes pointed.

Mary, that means you extend and reach out.

Roots, push into the soil.

Are there any people chasing you?

No, it's just a maze.

A maze made out of hay.

And there's no people jumping at you with, like, sport guns?

I don't think so, sweetie.

It's just a maze.

So wait a minute.

There's no lights or fireworks?

It's really just a maze made in a hay?

What a drag.

You're preaching to the choir.

Well, I can't believe we're finally here at the maze.

Oh, it's all I've dreamed since I could dream.

Oh, man, there's just something about being in a maze of hay.

It's so much fun.

Totally.

Oh, man, am I glad I got out of that water slide park so I could come to the hay bale maze.

Take it down, Olivier.

Not buying the water slide thing?

Well, just keep it real.

Well, the hay bale maze is gonna be really fun, And then afterwards, Suki has prepared hot dogs and funnel cakes and salty nuts, all the festival classics.

You like hay balmades?

Oh, yeah, I'm crazy about that.

Let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Hey, thanks.

No problem.

I've mastered the maze.

I have.

At first I thought I had to go around the maze to make these deliveries, but dude, it's easier to go through the maze.

Great, son.

I know.

At first I wrote it down, you know, the path, but I don't need it because it's all up here.

Or in here.

Check it out.

Eyes closed.

Left, right, right, left, left, left, right.

Wait.

Left, left, right.

Don't give it away.

I am dying to go through the maze.

I bet it's fabulous.

It so is.

Go.

Go?

Go through the maze.

But don't you need help?

No, no, no. Go ahead.

I don't need you.

Bye, Dad.

Have a fabulous time.

I got a patty-malt burger.

Well done.

Pastrami on rye.

Chili dog if you order the fries.

I'm good to go, ma'am.

You know what I'm going to do?

I can't begin to imagine.

I'm going to go through the maze at night, all alone.

Me, a blindfold.

You know how I can do it?

I can smell the hay.

We can all smell the hay.

No, dude.

I can smell the hay.

Oh, god, hay, hay.

Hey.

Oh, you got snacks.

Yeah, well, Zach forgot these.

The hay's kind of gone to his head.

Anyway, he gave me these directions, so I just go right, left, right, what?

What is that?

Oh, April gave it to me.

You have a bracelet on your wrist.

Yeah, she's into jewelry.

It's just a phase.

What could I do?

Uh, wow.

You know, it's just one of these crazy phases.

I mean, I was just getting used to the fact that I had a daughter, and now all of a sudden I have a teenager.

It's wild.

You know, time just goes by, you know?

Look.

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I'm sorry, too.

No, no, no. Let me go first.

Okay.

I messed up.

That night I went to Christopher.

I'm sorry.

Yeah.

I mean, I never admitted it to you that it was wrong what I did, and it was, and I'm really sorry.

Okay, thanks.

I don't know why I didn't say this before.

Ah.

You know, I'm sorry, too, because...

I don't know, it's just...

Now that I've had April, it's...

You know, I've learned a lot.

And I was crazy to think

that I had to fix everything in my relationship with April before I could really be with you.

And that's just not how you fix things.

I mean, you know, things just don't stand still.

They're always changing.

Yeah.

I guess I was.. compartmentalizing, if that's what you call it.

I mean, I should have opened my compartments.

I should have gotten your help.

I wanted to help.

I know.

And I'm sorry.

And I'm sorry also because I think I kind of used April to push you away.

You did, huh?

Yeah, I think so.

I was afraid. And...

I'm so sorry.

It's really okay.

I'm glad.

Me too.

I got some fries that are getting cold.

Oh, yeah, well, I gotta find my way out of here.

By the way, you're really close.

Just go left, two rights, and you're out.

Thanks.

Nothing gonna break your heart today.

Nothing gonna steal your life away.

No, even when the skies are turning gray